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what kind of math is really needed for lvn.....

and the assesment test you take to get into an lvn program

what kind of math does that have and did anyone find it difficult

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what kind of math is really needed for lvn.....

and the assesment test you take to get into an lvn program

what kind of math does that have and did anyone find it difficult

Fractions, decimal points mostly. If you can get hold of a dosage calculation book, do so, and start early. I am very poor in math, but managed an A in pharm math. There are several formulas to choose from, so, just pick ONE and stay with it. My favorite is dimensional analysis. Sounds like a big name for a simple form of dosage calculations.

As far as an assessment test, I had to take entrance exams in basic math and reading to enter into a community college. If a person scored low, then, they had to take the remedial class. I was fortunate enough not to. If you have to take the National League of Nursing (NLN) exam, it will be divided into math, science and english. I would purchase a GED book and use those as practice. Or, get a tutor if you have to. Mostly every nursing program is highly competitive, at least in my side of the US. The higher you get, the better a chance to enter a nursing program. Good luck!

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